‘Can Never Tell Him To Stop’ – Drake Ridiculed for $300,000 Blunder After Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz’s US Open Final

Drake lost $300,000 betting on Jannik Sinner vs. Carlos Alcaraz US Open final, sparking jokes from social media users about the 'Drake Curse.'

Drake found himself drowning in social media mockery after his latest high-stakes gamble backfired spectacularly. The Canadian rapper placed a $300,000 bet on Jannik Sinner to win the 2025 US Open men’s final, only to watch Carlos Alcaraz demolish those hopes in four sets. What followed was a brutal reminder that the “Drake Curse” remains undefeated when it matters most.

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Did the Carlos Alcaraz vs. Jannik Sinner Showdown Prove the ‘Drake Curse’ True?

When Alcaraz defeated Sinner 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4, Drake’s massive wager evaporated instantly. The 38-year-old’s bet on the defending champion drew attention not just because of the size but because of his notorious track record. The “Drake Curse” has become a running joke online, suggesting that athletes and teams he publicly supports often fail when it counts.

This wasn’t Drake’s first tennis disaster. His 2024 US Open bet on Taylor Fritz cost him $210,000 when Sinner crushed those dreams in the final. Tennis fans, sports bettors, and casual observers were all watching to see if history would repeat itself at Flushing Meadows. Unfortunately for Drake, it did.

However, the financial loss was only part of Sunday’s story. Alcaraz’s victory marked his second US Open title and sixth Grand Slam overall.

The win also propelled him back to the World No. 1 ranking, ending Sinner’s 65-week reign at the top.

How Did Social Media React to Drake’s $300,000 Loss?

Following the result, fans immediately swarmed X to roast Drake’s misfortune. The reactions came fast and brutal. One user wrote, “Whoever Drake bets on, bet against.”

Another user commented, “was just reminded that Drake lost however many hundreds of thousands of dollars.”

A third user joked, “Drake just lost $300k just like that.”

Meanwhile, GIFs of a confused-looking Drake spread across the platform. Users shared them with captions like “Drake after losing 300k” and “Someone check on Drake.”

“Drake just lost $300,000 on Sinner, you can never tell him to stop gambling,” another user noted.

One particularly sharp response took aim at sports betting culture while celebrating Drake’s loss. “Online sports betting is genuinely one of the worst ills currently plaguing our society but every once in a while it produces a tiny wisp of a silver lining, like Drake losing $300,000 for being a dumb idiot casually tuning in to The Greatest Sport in the World.”

MORE: How Much Prize Money Did Champion Carlos Alcaraz and Runner-Up Jannik Sinner Earn at US Open 2025? Everything To Know

This latest episode further cements Drake’s reputation for massive sports bets across multiple arenas, including UFC, NFL, Formula 1, and soccer. While Sinner had previously beaten the odds against the “Drake Curse” at the 2025 Australian Open, earning Drake $345,000 on a $250,000 bet, Sunday’s US Open loss served as a harsh reminder that even high-profile endorsements cannot overcome the unpredictable nature of sports.

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